Although, in 2010 only 49% of infants were still breastfed at 6 months. Even though the rates of breastfeeding are going up in this country, a lot of work still remains to be done to support young mothers, so that more babies are breastfed and continued to breastfeed beyond 6 months.
What is an Ad Hoc Report? An ad hoc report is a report that is created on the fly, displaying information in a table or a chart that is the result of a question that has not already been codified in a production report.
In other words, with ad-hoc reporting, all the technical user does is set up the BI solution, connect it to the data-sources, establish security parameters and determine which objects end-users can see. From that point on, the actual reports are created by business end-users. Ad-hoc is Latin for âas the occasion requires.â This means that with this BI model, users can use their reporting and analysis solution to answer their business questions âas the occasion requires,â without having to request queries from IT.